Pulchritude (noun)
pul-kri-tood
(literary) Beauty.
Late Middle English from Latin pulchritudo, from pulcher, pulchr- ‘beautiful’.
Example sentences
“She stood, awed by the pulchritude of her friend on her wedding day.”
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